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SPECIAL REDucr1oss.
SEATON PERRY

sEATON PERRY
$500 PARIS coMBiNATioN SUITS REDUCED
$4,000 Paris COMBINATION SUITS REDUCED
$500 PATIs COMBINATION SUITS REDUCED
SEQ 90 AND sis 90 PARIS COMBINATION SUITS
SIS 90 PARIS 6oMBiNHfroN SUITS REDUCED
e2Hci S..AIIc&ooL" IMPORTED CHALL1s RE
"sPEcISt sAEGaISs" IN INDIA SILKS, AT &c.,
,f HNp 6EsHaNs- IN INDIA SILKS OF MY
3TS sf At fsksT fkfs ANp
TENS AND ANpERsoN's sc6TcH iz zEfHY rs
SovT TEHN sd d HASD-PKINTED FRENCH sA:
NOVELTIES ETa L II p6 EMBROIDERED BATIsTE AND
s STR 2 ..ALLEMo0k fRENcH DRESS fAB-
NovEIi1Es IN 2SbEks tSfst TENNIS COSTUME
NEW ESS5IsH sU1T1Nes AND FRENCH HABIT
NEW IS Is5S JERSEYS AND JACKETS.
rn, LAS AS And CARRIAGE sHADEs' A-'' "'''Ni-
xHffAT Sf e. t sASzE ASR MEPlsh
NoVEL InvTS IN HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFs AND
a. FAN Fam FIGURES AND CORRECT pR1cEs
sEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING.
,..,,, Pennsylvania ave-. cor 9thst
MEMS G Regular MADE FRENCH BALBRIG-
NA GAN HALF HOSE, 13c, per pair, at
apaa-2t. 74547 s sth 81 Sc.
~ given away this week.
.pees. 1s4i snd fs asI 11sR st Sc
FTNHE STAR REFRIGERATORs
.p2o-4. ihr SIC fAt 7sh s.. NV.
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The cyclone has no sectional prejudices 1t is
now making itself as much at home In Missouri
Kentucky and Ohio as In Minnesota, or as, OF late
In Virginia.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

"ANTED-A COMFORTABLY-FU HE'D
w Room. without Board; terms must be moderNte
Address, stating location. termA &C., q. NJ ~. Star
Office It,
vrANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE IN
w furnished Front Room and Board, with refined.
cultivated people, not dependent on boarers who can
offer rstclAas home comforts; references exchaned
Address A. 4 b. Star Office. its
UANTED-BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN LARGE
w n-furnished room. facing SOUTH in q house
owned aud occupied by strictly private family Of
adults: location preferred between 18th and 22d
and SITS. Address box 81, Star office giving street
number and price, which must be reasonable Board
ing house keepers are requested not to reply It,
WANTED-MAY /. BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w or second story rooms for light housekeeping
furnished or UNFINISHED State terms. +. c. H. Star
Office. IT.
WANTED--BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. A
w large UNFINISHED room, I'd or Sd floor between
G and and gth and 14th SITS. Address, stating
terms, kOALEY, star ONCE ap233t'
WANTED-BY COUPLE WITHOUT chill DRFN
w three Rooms furnished. for Housekeeping in any
part of the city Address W. P, Star office ap22 cts
WANTED.FOR LADY AND GENTLEMAN ROOM
w and board in the northwest with private family
and no small children Address A. B. T.. Star ONCE
with ter1ns. ap21-3t'
WANTED-TwO OR THREE UNFURNIsHFD
w Rooms by gentleman and grown daughter in q
private house, with without board state
particulars and price. Address II. A. NJ Star office
ap21-3ts
WANTED -FURNISHFD TWO COMNUNICAT-
w ing rooms, without board, for . gentleman
near State War and Navy. Give full particulars price
and location. Address box 16O Star ofice ap21 Sts
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II Nay BE

II Nay Be
That after reading the Star this afternoon you
may determine TO purchase your Spring Suit
such be your wise conclusion. at least come
here and see what we have to offer in the yof
styles and prices before going elsewhere.
visit Of inspection to our house does not
oblisats you to buy at all. but we imagine you
win be seriously tempted to invest in one Of
ours before leaving. We do not mean BIZ this
that you'll be inportuned to buy. Not q. all:
but the silent eloquence Of our immense variety.
the perfect body fitting qualities Of our Tailor
made Suits for men and youths and the low
prices our marvellous business enables us to
name for the goods We sell may prove too much
for you, but you shall be both Judge and jury in
the case. And In any event we shall feel under
obligations to you for your visit
sAKs COMPANY.
Possibly you may want . Spring Hat. II So
our stock and prices should by all means be
seem There's nothing in the way Of Hats for
men and boys that can't be found here, in every
shade and shape that's stylish. and a. prices that
viii surprise and please you
Shoes, perhaps. Well, we've got them too, for
men, women and children. in every grade worth
keeping, in every style that's fashionable and
comfortable. and at prices tha.-wen. you must
see them to realize what unheard-of bargains
are to be found in our Shoe department.
Scarf or Tie. to wear to church tomorrow,
Hosiery. Handkerchiefs, the latest ideas in
Collars. Shirts. Underwear anything and every
thing in the way of Cents Furnishings are here
In abundance. and at prices that only House
like ours can afford to name for goods Of equal
merit
sAKs COMPANY,
TIE PEOPLES oUTFITTERs,
apps 300 To 3Os SEVENTH STREET
E'AIRA SIZE ia BED SPREADS COLORRl
~ and White. knotied fringe, o3e each, At
800 49,. BLUTS,
4p%t-<t 1854 Sth use.
hoUbLE WIDTH HAIR-IINE STRIFE MOO
DhESS GOODS 70 close ~ 20c.
sro, y. Double Combination,
.P---ot 11th st. sc.
tUNHE ST APP ~
Arr the BEST Manufactured expressly for
.noo a. THE FAIR,
-.f-ofs Sig It'll St NV.
or opera toe, AL widths this week - 49,
.ro<, o. Double Combination.
E41 and 1913 18th 1T s.e.
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The President has given another evidence Of his
skil as letterwrtter In his response TO the invi-
tation OF the Calhoun monument committee. He
has contrived TO pay a very pleasant tribute to
the personal virtues Of the great Carolinian, and
10 express admiration Of his patriotic statesman
ship and OF the courage with which he maintained
unpopular opinions In the face of the bttterest op-
position, without committing himself to any ap-
prevail OF the notification doctrines which con-
stitute Calhoun's chief claim to fame In the
opinion OF many Of his enthusiastic fellow coun-
trymen- There Is no doubt OF the truth Of Mr.
Cleyeland's intimation that, Calhoun's obnoxious
views were better understood, they would be more
kindly tolerated Their practical unwfsdom would
not be the less condemned, but the honest conv1c-
lions and unsel1sh purposes of the man would be
recognized. TO the advantage of the esteem in
which bis memory is held by Americans generally.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

E0k hkNTJUNE UNTIL sEpTEMBER II
= tne most aenehuul suburban place: high srourl
nne view 81 ciy large grounds, shade garden. viry
Address Box l&2. Star Office ap:,2 -ee
Eok kENT-A SlN-RooM RAY WINDOW Houg
\ Al me modern improvements. zoos II ST. nj
pr'ce s<e lnaalrea 1910. sp22-1f
lNoR RENT-Two-sToRY BRICK 1oTTsT III
= rooms IN GOOD condition. 1919 sth st nv:3
Sio ~ per month In advance Apply % Owner. III
LroR RENT-15os 10TH ST. TwoLsTf
y Pressed brick; double parlors dining-roo I
kitchen. $ bed-rooms and bath room; lnfrotas "A
CRATE in dining NOON. beautifully Tapcr-d closr,s
AL modern improvements; rent s4o. Addi
OWNfS star otnce Ap.s2-J
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w dresses, chanbermaids, nurses. farm hands,
walters families, hotels &c Nurses for physicisus
and hospitals. F. NJ BURNHAM, 63O-S32 + st. NV.
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The occasion OF war between Mexico and the
United states, arising from the adventures OF the
schooner Nellie Blanche, is not perhaps so well
defined as that threatened in the relations OF
France and Germany by Schnaebeles' arrest. In
It's present stage our Mexican middle presents q
comic aspect The Nellie Wright is sent from Key
West by underwriters OF New York to assist the
insured Norwegian bark Bragalina, wrecked on
CoZuLel, Mexico, and finds the bark stripped and
its crew held as prisoners. Attempting to return
to Key West, the captain Of the Blanche Is told by
a Mexican customs officer that he cannot clear
from Cozumel but must go for that purpose to
Progreso 240 miles further south and an inspector
Is put the schooner TO take her to ProgreSo The
schooner and crew then proceed to run away with
the astonished inspector and never stop until Key
West IS reached, and, as our Schn8beleS, we have
a Mexican inspector on our hands Rather than
have war about IL the government viii probably
be willing to surrender him to Mexico, and dupn-
cate Lord Saisburys offer to return to the old con-
dition of Affairs, without pecuniary indemnity.
In another column is printed what purports to
be statement OF President Cleveland's views con-
corning his Office and the question Of his renomi-
nation. 1t "a probably true that the President
appreciates so keenly the restraints and annoy
ances OF his Official life that he resent without
insincerity the imputation that all his thoughts
are now directed toward schemes for securing a
denomination. The President works faithfully and
earnestly, but, IL is thought, with unnecessary
friction He wastes his energy IN drudgery over
minor details, not content with the general man.
agement of great executive business. The result
comes that he views the Office as Imprisonment,
instead OF as fitting field for the enjoyable exer-
else OF the highest executive capacity which can
be developed
The season IS too cary for an acceptance Of a
presidential nomination for SO. 1t also too early
to decline one. Time works wonderful changes. 1t
may remove the necessity Of deciding between ac-
ceptance and refusal Or it may render an accept
ance imperative.
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VHTANTED-SEWING BIZ THE DAY OR WEEK BY
w good dressmaket terms moderate. A. B., Star
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ap23-3t

Il Houses for the sumner, to a small family of adult
at u low rent: one near Scott Circle and one mes
w u.,sDp D.
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TINE WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT CoMPANI
i AND FIRE-PRo0F STORAGE WAREHOUSE
Vic PA AVE. n. W. tSouth side)
Psruous eoinr abroad or leaving the city should
avail themsevcs OF the advantages offered by tins
plate and other vslnsbles. Clothing paintings works
of srt. pianos br1c-s b,Sc rues carPets DC &c. can
aftsr your valusbles are stolen or burned
Once Hours: Q. m. 10 p. m.
f20-6m (bsturdays q m to y. ml
TNN d sTOCKETT . CO, 434 pTH ST. r. n
w make Phila- Pat. Back Blank Books % or1ss
Rulfn9. pefforatipg and numbering. Mngns1neS
music and fashion books bound IN Ell stylss q loo
Wtoa 0ond notA W WI ooA 61o-aD
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Il 9l2 Mass ave. .SS3 81 School st Mt Pl Or soo
4I3 9tn St. Vt m. % COB 605 2d w,5r. i 5
Ws, 81, IT. N. 10 iO4 St sw, Dr.;
MaTehouse, 18th O:av 30 Fristoe Court Ar 10 80
80 ST., ne, II Do S511 NJ St NV, store T. %
4i3 spruce, lie DIT 2I30 10 and IL l4th se.4r. 80
623 Mass. ave. ne. 7r.. $50 18th st. n e. ar <
$40 St n. e., 1r... 81. 80 g 18th st n E. :3r 4
The rents Of the new houses on Mccullough St and
bingham Place have been reduced to 80 and $40 per
mouth to desirable colored tenants only
CHAS. Z. BANES,
ap23-3t sos ST. NV.
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WANTED-A COMFORTABLY-FU o. NISHED
w Room. without Board; terms must be moderate.
Address Stating location. termA &C., b. NJ M. Star
efFice It's
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1919 Corcoran ST n.w
!. Dos. May 4. Tor ~.
1902. 1904 l4o6 Nd
ave. n q. Or ....,..
2,S9 18th SITS ". ,ar.
32l-323. 323s d ST a.
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2l3 LIST st ne, pos.
May L. 5r.........N
blsC ST. sw. 0r......
% q 1T. s.w., CIR -
20 ls-2oS3 n st n. "
gu. SOP Essen court
"a w,r-.....-.-.....l2.
40 LIST II. w.srlo
So4 sth n.w..6r........i
sl5 Blsedon's alley n.
2i22 4 81. nv. a;i r'..
420 18TH st. ne 4r....
4 MAYORS alley n. ".
/, 900 r,.-.-.--...........
iZso Dela~are ave. ..
Vs. or-.-.---.-.-.....6 =
oFFICES
Gunton BLDG. Z rs ALB
'1enox Bldg. r. 3...II
401 fth 81. I'd a. I'll
5l1 eth 81 b'st, r. 4. -. i
, GuptOp Bldg. IN
hlo + st., ID door, II. !
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WANTED-UNE PARISIENNE DESIRES THE
w charge Of children; cut and make their
clothes; good references. 123 18th ST. NV ap23-3ts
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WANTED-LOTS

"ANTED-A PIECE OF GROUND, IN STTTTA
BILE location for free kindergarten and day nurse
to the city, board Of trustees Communications al
dressed to Mira LOUISE POLLOCK, 1O17 nth At
superintendent Of the Pensosra and the Bethany Frer
Kindergartens. api6-1m
"ANTED-LOTa IN THE NORTH STYRTRRa
w especially those mutilatei by Ludlows recent
map. Address Box 81, Star Office. Sp5-ims
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No. 600 R.=Chancuf count ~ shelby county
Thomas Gmyos ctol ys Nm. nriyo ct al
ny virtue Of an inirTIu.uiuy drrr'r iof sale. en-
trfd In the above cauaH 40 ihc IN day ~ Ortnisf
~, n. ~ ~ page % uI. Hrlll Hl public auction
~ the highest biddCt boo trout ~ The CLERK and
Masters Office, nt uig Main street rntfancr ~ The
Courthouse OF shslbJ county Memphis, Tonnes
see, on
saturday, the i.th Day ~ November, 1887.
within legal h0urs, IN, following described prop.
Crty, situated IN khglIY county Tenn, oWit ~
ginning on the BATH uI spring hmnrh, ~ a stake
which stands from lnrsr white OAK, north W Dc.
gn,r, west NJ Links thtriflm. thence north a. de
gfccs, wet chaiht hti - links ~ stake. walnut
pointer. marked al thsn1' north u degrre., Wost
chains and IN liulf tn aid spring creek thcnoe
with ~ incnnden nnnuNUsiNhnily "a tue cchirf
of the stats Line rad ilrfrc with u norm - de
gfccs, east 10 chaltr and ~ links ~ stake. the
northwest corner OF n uuH hrfr purchase thrncn
sputh ! degree, east Win That linr " chains aud
~ links ~ the beginning containing = arms
and lclng the snme tnifi ui land conveyed 10 John
u. Graves by A. q. BtIt W decd dated November
T. 1870. and recorded 10 iH Office ~ The Register NJ
said county In book W p1r : fago $40 fticfcnco
being hereby had " All l0Hi i0f foil undefstand.
ing thereof aud IbofC I,hr1l dofupuoh OF Hid
property.
Terms of saie-onr trl-i cnsh, balance In ono
and two ycarg notes bearing Interest With security
required, lien retained redemption barred
This October H. igC
~ 4 MoinWFita Clerk aud Master
by II v, Coleman, DrpIiy q. and ~
Taylor A IarrUll kolIIfI
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ARCHBISHOP sEeHERs' MURDER.
A Yukon Indian Testifies Against Full.
ler the Murderer.

New IoRR, Nov s. - Adyices from
Alaska, via British Columbia, bring further
news regarding the murder of the late
Archbishop Seghers, as brought out ut the
trlal at Sltka Of Frank Fuller, the muir
derer. The first witness called was Georrc
Sncataw, Yukon Indian, who. through
an interpreter, said that while they were
travelling, and before they reached camp
one night, it appeared as if FulbT and
the bishop were quarrcling but not well
understanding tho English language he
could not make out what the quarrel was
about. Shortly after reaching the camp
the party had supper and retired. They
were now several days journey north Of
the Yukon river. Witness did not know
what time the following morning Fuller
and an Indian boy, who accompanied the
party, got up, but Fuller was the last To
rise. Fuller asked the bishop what time
u was and the latter told him IL was too
early To get up, whcrcupon all laid down
again. when the witness awoke from his
second sleep he saw Fuller standing with
nus lace toward the bishop, ten feet away,
ana while witness was STOPPING To pick up
nus mttcns Fuller fired and shot the
bishop just above the left eve, the ball
going downward. lie was confused for n
moment, and when the smoke cleared
away he saw the bishop lying dead near
where lac had been standing. lie rushed
toward Fuller To take the rife, but the
latter told him that hc was all right and
need not be afraid, ~ it was only 'that
fellow pointing to the dead body Of the
bishop-that he wanted To kill Another
witness, James Walker stated that hc had
received q letter from Fuller in which he
said, II have killed the bishop" and
expressing the hope that hc would be able
To- prove IN court OF justice why lac had
killed the bishop, and that he had reason
Tor doing 50. AZ this point, in reply To
the court, the prisoner Fuller said lac
had no questions to Gsk, and added, after
q pause, that hc did not know whether he
should ask anything. The court COM
miitcd the prisoner TO jail TO await his
trial for murder ON November IL.
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An Oh works DESTROYED.

BosroN, Mass, Nov. Sat 3 o'clock
this afternoon flames suddenly bar, out
OF the midst Of the large oil works Of
Pierce n Canterbury, in East Boston. The
fire spread to all parts Of the large refinery
and WIS the work Of few minutes only.
a tremendous blaze was soon in progress,
sending up an immense column III dense
black smoke which attracted large crowds
10 the spot. Three alarms were sent out,
and the efforts Of the iirrmcn were directed
entirely 10 the protection Of surrounding
properly The frequent explosions ~ ~
tanks sent showers Of burning oil in all
directions, making the fircmcn's work OK.
ccedingly dangerous. Fortunately, the
ilamcs were confined 10 the establishment
OF Pierce d Canterbury, which was entirely
destroyed. The works werc valued NJ
Sl0OOD0, while large stock OF oil in all
grades was destroyed. The value OF this
cannot yet be estimated, but IL IL very
heavy Tho property WIS well insured.
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John Jnmbor. the Dynami,cr.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. S.-A special 10
the Evening Wisconsin from Racine, Wis
says John Jambor, who was convicted and
sentenced to prison for ten years for AT.
tempting TO take the life Of ex-Mayor VI.
VI. Sccor with dynamite bomb, has fully
recovered from the effects at the morphine
which he took Immediately after his sen.
tcncc with suicidal intent. The Jail OIL.
cials state that Jambor refuses all offers oi
fool today, and they believe that hc In.
tends To make an effort Ia staryc himself
90 death. VI, VI. Sccur, Jamhor's intended
victim. says hc will support Jambor's fam.
lily while the latter Is serving his term,
provided ho will tell who his accomplice
tEug
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IIIn,.

ApLERHNt MHusHti. .. ME,. IirTuE Apim
only child ol Mn II Grey, ~ this city
The remains viii b. brought hcrc for Iniruncut
MEElWETHER-At Hollywood MIS- Monday.
November Z, 1851 tnAHLs 5. MEmwunil. aged
~ yCau.
Remains will be taken 10 fernando, Mls. cor
intUmcnt
SMYTH-M residence No. % Manassas street,
Tuesday morning November b, iss5, JAAis sHNui.
aged ~ year..
Tuucmi FROM biz late residence this twEDNE9
DAY morning NJ O'Clock services NJ ~ Peters
Churgh Vt 20 O'Clock. Friends ac invited 10 II
tend.
ETACK-At residence. 40. gO1 Madison street,
Tuesday morning, November 3, lss1 Mis- MANY
STACK.
Funcml from residence at O'Clock this (wED
NEsDAll afternoon.
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Al old Negro suicides.

special Dispatch 10 the Appeal
JAcgsuy, Tenn, Nov s.-Tho bply oI
an old colorcd man named ArmNcad
Campbell, living on the Lester farm. four
miles south Of this city, was found thi.
morning in thickrt near the family
graveyard hanging bya rope 10 the liml
OF tree, dead. Il Is believed that he
committed suicide, ~ hc was not bad
man, and there are no grounds Tor belief
that he WIS lyuchcd.
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syrup ofIiga,

Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup company, san Francisco. Cal, j.
natures own true laxative. u il the most
easily taken aud the most pleasantly effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system when
biliouso or co.tiyc. 10 dispcl hcrlachcs, colds
and fcycr,, 10 cure hnbitual constipation, IN.
digestion, etc. For sale In 80 cents and u
bottles by n. J. Holster aud all leading
druggists. Van Nlcct & Co, q. W. Jones a
CO., WV Milkcr.on a Co., Mansfield 4
Co., have been appointed wholesale agents
at Memphis
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Dissolution Notice
DELSART Ei Sssal i1EX EXPRESSION

Mn Margaret Wiltshire will receive pupils IN tho
Dplsaftf school of expression and ClOcutlon both
the reasoning student and the pmcticnl student
will b. satisfied. for the convenience OF pupils
who cannot attend during the day instructions
will h. given In the evening. For terms apply ~
NJ Itnllo fafyy nj Mttgmauu'a
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S,nining your eyes looking for Felt Hats
for ~ cents, trimmed Sailors for 81, lovely
trimmed Suit Hats or bonnets for only 81
Hair Goods almost given away. The place
Is 4. layigne's, No. 2j2 Main street.
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Barton \ Lamb.
Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

10 Lots In narton & Lambs Rayburn Avenue
Subdivision. splendid residence property VII
scll on monthly payments. n desired or build foI
good parties on easy terms
~ Acres. making ~ lots, near Emwood Gene
tcry, on stryt TAR line. WIN he lold at great
barEnin No better investment anywhere Only
one fourth mile irom city limits
ao-Here Tneis, miles from city, on Poplar
sirct boulevard. near last. bud Dummy line.
Excellent ucighborhood beautiful high property
On cssy terms al low price.
20 Acres on Kerr avenue. Tho handsomcst rcsl.
dcncc sites to BE- found anywhere The Prospect
Iark railroad dummy line runs right through the
property also Chickhscw boulevard. which h 100
iccl wide win scll In larc or small blocks
Thcrc Is nothing IN ibis country that Il morr at
tmci,c or beautifully situated ycy high aud
thoroughly drained. - minutes irom the center
oiCiiy BY npid Transit
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Gcorge Stmul, a director Of the Chicago
& Alton railway, died suddenly nj Chicago
yesterday morning from some affection Of
the heart.
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ALWAYS ask for the Ozark brands Of 81.
der and vinegar, and take no other Guar.
anteed the best
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one Hundred 81 washing Machines
Ladies', Are You

To introduce them II you want one send
at once 10 Monarch Laundry Works, No. 40
Wabash avenue, Chicago. III.
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FURNITURE for sale and house for rent.
Apply at No. bl6 Main street, corner OF
Vance.
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Prohnto Conrt Hnln of Ronl Egtntl

AAobkh' SohAN 1NAN VI AN'AAl AshhAA's
so. 1h,. NnHln The Probate Court oi shelly
county Toms 1,uuy Nay mau W. James Iur
nrr ilnWUutt
Hy virtue ui DECEIVE i0r nile made and entered In
this c1usc uu November it-i In minute luUk i1
Pave . Will frll. nt public auction. a. iHu highest
bidder iu front IT tlr uIHfi house loUf. Ju Main
FtutL Memphis. Tenn uu
saturday, November 20, 1881,
within LEGAL hOun ODE following described nal cs
L.tr. tuWIt.
situated IN the county n shelby State uf Ten
uDHUH ilIug and lrluE boo flu tu1iuE District ui
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lrrt ul1's trru.
Terms uf salc. one hliI Irsh nud The balance In
DIS months. the pur hH.HT iH rNrUuir notes with
approved security, AMI H I.u viii lp retained uu
TIE land a. .rrurr The unpaid purchase money.
Thls, AprIl ., ls,5. ....
o. VriGtEY. Clerk.
ny TUus n CufNuiAW IrUutf clerk
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-09
Asslonoe's Sale.

on MONDAY. NOyTvUIH ~ is7 ~ front u
No 18 Second street Msuph.a, win soll ai publ 10
yale, ior cash. all the puIrfp CONNECTED Win thc
schedule to Inc as.lgun.Ui iu mc this day made by
" A. Zwciiei j w. GOULD, Assignee.
November ., tasg